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City Graffiti.
City Graffiti.
These are utility boxes of some sort all over the city. And a trend started to paint graffiti on them. Stay tuned!
The "Veterans" Memorial bridge.
In honor of our military veterans.
Old city history.
Here in the city, as in all cities, is a neighborhood which were the early beginnings for the Italian community. Just south of this intersection, building, is the original Kodak headquarters on State street.
An oldie but a goodie.
Antique baby carriage.
Things have definitely changed through the years .
Meanwhile, back at the ranch!
A 1956 International tractor.
Old Rochester "subway" car being restored.
One voters opinion of Trump.
While on a run prior to the presidential election, I saw all kinds of signs. This one did stand out to say the least, LOL
It's "1" degree in Rochester right now.
History, The "Policy Racket", aka "street numbers".
Back in the days when this machine was built, there were no lotteries, they had the "Policy Racket". Or as many knew it as, the "Poor Mans Lottery". It primarily operated in the poor Latino, Italian, and Black neighborhoods. It started approximately in the 1890's and continued up into the 1960's.
Lottery high-rollers, "Lola & Luigi".
Lola and Luigi are touring the country, playing those "numbers"!
Just a reminder, get your bets in!
Bet wisely, budget. Don't be a "shoemaker"...
Read this sign made by our state department of "education". Don't be a "shoemakr", or should it be "shoemaker"?